Opinion Who was your Bulldogs Idol/s when you were growing up?

[Kenya]

Les Johns - genius ahead of his time
Johnny Greaves (centre, v tough)
Johnny Rhodes (fast winger)
Kevin Ryan (prop forward) scary tough captain - became a Barrister.

These idols kept me going to Belmore week in and out and made me want to play.

Then:
Turvey
Baa
Kelly
Tunks
Cement was my hero
Folksy amazing defensive technique

 

[Trinfly]

1.07 mark in this clip.

Robbo was long gone

 

[Haddaway]

Weapon of a player

Loved him. Loved Graeme Hughes commentary on his games when he'd make a break and scream "MCGRADY!!!!"

Absolutely loved him and he's the reason I love the dogs

 

[rainman]

100% it was. I’ve seen it a million times

Well watch it

100% it was. I’ve seen it a million times

Well watch it a million and 1 times and you will see it was Robert relf

 

[rainman]

I loved that flick pass he did to Rod Silva in the semi in 98

My apologies I understand how you could of made the mistake

 

[D0GMATIC]

Steve Mortimer

Folksey too. He wasn't my idol, but the ultimate utility . . . pound for pound,he was as tough as anyone,had the skills of a half and a tackling technique as good as you're likely to see. Could play any position in that era

 

[Papa Joe]

My favorite ever Bulldogs Player is also a man who I would describe as -

The Best Ever Club Footballer Of All Time - IMO he had a bearing on the outcome of club games more than any other player in my time.

TERRY "BAA" LAMB

If he were in his prime, you could drop him in our team right now & we become premiership contenders.

In 1983, Lamb won the Dally M playing for the Western Suburbs Magpies - Who won the wooden spoon that same year - GO FIGURE.

 

[CQDog]

Josh Reynolds cause I was dropped on my head as a baby

I’m not lying btw. I was a stupid fuck as a kid and throughout my teens. A close second would be Barba and SBW

 

[JayBee]

I’m not lying btw. I was a stupid fuck as a kid and throughout my teens. A close second would be Barba and SBW

Seems like that trend has continued on

Adam Perry and Luke Patten for mine, followed closely by Grimaldi. Loved the batter mentality

 

[Bad Billy]

Lamb, Mase, Ogre now Presto.

 

[Nasheed]

Well watch it

Well watch it a million and 1 times and you will see it was Robert relf

So we agree it was robbo ? What’s the issue?

 

[transporter]

Les johns

 

[mattressback]

Les Johns

 

[Bulldogsteve]

I’ve had so many favourites over the years …

The obvious ones are ..

Steve Mortimer
Terry Lamb - that 95 Premiership beating Manly was the ultimate ..

And I loved watching Nigel Vagana play .. the opposition were always so scared he’d carve them up .. and the majority of the times he did.

Copy bruz will all of the above
2004 team still best team on paper ive ever seen for dogs

 

[Memberberries]

And now baa looks like shrek

But doesn't have Shreks shit attitude!

Steve Mortimer is one of the greatest for me.
He is a living legend and has no ego!

 

[bowleggedwog]

But doesn't have Shreks shit attitude!

Steve Mortimer is one of the greatest for me.
He is a living legend and has no ego!

I would love to have shrek today . Mortimer was at the end of his career when I really got into footy. Baa was king than super league screwed it for me.

 

[King Gus]

My apologies I understand how you could of made the mistake View attachment 99134

Bro you know he is fishing for attention, he even said Ben sherwin ffs.

 

[(((((SMACK)))))]

Simon Gillies

 

[King Gus]

But doesn't have Shreks shit attitude!

Steve Mortimer is one of the greatest for me.
He is a living legend and has no ego!

Only seen clips / highlights of Mortimer never seen him actually play, he was before my time but got to see lamb, and glad that I witnessed the legend play.

 

[Powerslide]

Turvey then Lamb.

Yep that is my pick.